HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-2-3, Page 3Pure Wholesome Herbs
Are Nature's Remedies
Since time began Nature has provided for the ills and
accidents of man and beast certain wonderful health -
giving roots and herbs. Unequaled in soothing and heal-
ing qualities the have quickly banished pain and given
new strength- The hest of these have been combined
for fifty years in the one reliable home remedy—
Rundles
Norte -Such
Linjment
It may be used in a numberof wholesome home-
made remedies for children's ills. hs powerful
penetrating and soothing qualities bring sure and
quick relief from pain of rheumatism, lumbago,
neuralgia, sciatica, pleurisy—from sprains,
strains, swollen joints, lameness, tired and ach-
ing muscles, bruises.c urs, sores, burns and scalds.
For relief from the many common ills of poultry, cattle,
hogs and horses Rundle's None -Such Liniment hes gained
a naraonal reputation. It has become a farm necea.tty.
If your dealer hasn't Rundle', Noce -Such
liniment, we will send a bootie pre-
paid to your address for 81.10. Money
beck if not satisfied.
T eCeo.H.Rmulle&SonC .,Ltd.
Windsor.Oat.
THE NEED OF REFOREST,%TION.
The Farmer's Sun.
There is an opportunity for a mare t•,
come forward in Canada and do as much
for reforestation as Sir Adam Beck has
done for Hydro -electric development in
this Province. As a mister of fact there
is a of
our greater t orest ourcesthan�theretiso
rwafor
the conservation of our water power+. To
waste our water powers is an economic
bat. but it carries do further destrgetive 1
tendencies with it. On the tither t,vne,
the waste of our forest resourc s is not
only an infinitely greats economic loss in
itself than the waste of waterpower, tut
it has a direct bearing en agriculture, 1
up n navigation, climatic conditions and grey
on the very life and prosperity of the the
people.
Far
History is full of lessons caused by 'eh- one
terrible results fallowing the cutting off or pdi
burning down of a country's forests. The The
` — n China which will cost len with
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struction of the forests which once ve
the hills and valleys of Western C 1
The deserts of Syria„ of Asia Nlei
Mesopotamia and other parts ol A.ta a
the result of centuries of t uthless d:str
Man of forests. Lands which. ooze btu
- OODERI ri, ONT.
;,ed I "IT'S WONDERFUL.,'. ' 1i,i•se fart, are •gathrrtvl from a timely
ore SAYS LONDON MAN. pamphlet Just Issued by the Iham rt.
meta of Agrleulture at Ottawa, of
wlik•h J. 14. spew...v. Director of
(nutty. ix the author. From this well
wrraeu as a rine are 0 o no'hing bat Illustraitsd and technically detailed
sandy wastes. IVs cut even o me,eiaw'n P sons States Every Sign of publiratlun it Is also learned that the'
iu more modern times atld hod that intRhe matiam Left Him production of maple 1lr•, and Ito'
parte ut Spam. Algrna anti 4taiy' iftter oitilvlleut In syrups, of late year+ lax
destruction of the (oleate bruuaht dlsas shows a tendency to decrease. From;.
tows results tit its wake. Even our 1,.i1 to 1411 we aretold the average'
own 'trent Valley shows what dire yearly proiluctIon Waal ali,ut 13,500.000
'risers will follow the wbulesale dratruc p,ivalfrom 18111 fro18111 a, 1.171 about 17,
iO i of timber.
:U10.11110pauldx. front 1"71 to .l,lty1, 19;
l(aoyone prodrrs►ive p,licywas needed OIMI,000 pounds and from lS4 to 1'891,'
y bulb Federal and Pruvincia (fovrrn•
rnlrnts. it is a new p,hcy in connection
eels roforrxtauu r. slush bas here dwir
_"S.SIM*,aai'mounts. The latter was the
Olin:tele of aminal prohu•tion, for In
the text decade tete average Per year
by curtain pulp and paper cumpani sand
b was 21.200,000 pounds. and In later
some r yea's the average has been little less
must than 20,000.000 pounds. It is thought
that perhaps with the increase in price 1,
that has takes place recently greater'
production may he 11siked for. It 1x
estimated that the value of the yearly
manufacture of sugar and syrup lx
$2.000,1100. and that 50,000 people are
ploysd hr the industry at the height i
or he st'uson. which Ix of very short
Mira ion, extending over only live or -
six w
against
hen
Ie
where melee
establlslays u
t
1
y lu nbering c.,,.cerns Due credit
be green the Consrrvatlt:i Comm s=
Mon for us educational work and alsu to
the Provincial Government for its cam-
paign to induce c untie; and It.w ships
to set aside small toted reserves. These
etlurts are 1.'i wort..), on.st but something
bigger ani mote cuo.prehens•ve is re
glued. An effort must be made that wi'1 I rheum diem has left me. 1 enjoy restful
enure the po per conservations of our Fleet) at night and feel mare like working
has
timber resource.. the replanting of cut- remain hy done thefor a l�ogrktrmr� Tanlac has
over or burned over areas in oir north
land and the sitting out of hillsides. river I now on it's going to be my standby."
`Taking Tanlac.
"1 have obee t ta,ing l anlac for
about a month. ut it$tta alre. d. m d • a
wond:rfu' chang in my condo' n." said
Mamas Parso:tr, d( 1023 M stair street,
London. Ont. \
"About a year agn 1,g it into a weak
and rnnd,wn condiion. • m1 then began
to suffer from rhe imatlo n The mu -cies
of my legs, from the kn-es wn, became
so swollen and p sinful 1 c iMld hardly
stand up. and alter a hard day's work my
lets hum me like a thousand needs were
pricking m t There were time: wwsa 1
W411 unable to work at all
"But Tana: has • bait me un until\I
feel like a diffe'ent man. Ev.ry*Urn of
botto I,s and unpiuhtable farm lands in
Old Ontario.
There are tens of thousands of acres on
(arms in this Province which never should
have been cleared of its timber. Some
eucouragcmenl should be given farmers
to induce them t, plant out these rocky
or sandy districts with trees It is aur.
Kiting how q:.i kly they ail' grow into a
valuable asset tut apart altuaelher from
the immediate re, iii u to the Ivan who
1 plants Niers out, there is the greater good
10 the nation as a whose. It is a problem
which should engage the attention of our
ablest men.
_ Hw
is l/T---- _ r..
1 A commercial lh velkrr, a theory fellow,
got married, and. deciding to kill two
Mals soh one stoney took his wile with
' him over the districts'be worked for her
honeymoon t ip.
On the way he couldn't help boasting
to her of how well lie was\knowii on the
road.
"Why,", he ended up one brilliant .or-
ation un his popul .rity, "at the'Llean and
Barnacle, at Little int h, tory not only
always reserve a place h.r me, but. itnow-
ing how 1 like honey, they invariablput
a plate ol it en my table,..eve•) when i is
not on the bill o1 fare."
l'aplac is .sold an Uoderich by E. R.
R'I le and the leading druggist la
every town
Ss at the most. Stringent laws
ie adulteration of the product
is,se1, especially in t)ueler•,
of,instruction have been
1 the lure Maple Sugar 1
'native Agricultural
11 organised.
��" "ti.�ya1i11 Syrup co
and a yearly turn ver of f20.00tf,0I A"+mit hitlar lex
bought tie Farmers' Sun tar $20.00,1 . It
l
'20,00 , I
cash and has increased the circulation u1 Our Modest Ighhsr,
that paper from It 00.) to 35.0 0. 1',1:CoaeYr Provi It.
The prime object of the 11. F. 0 is to Read the following passes rom ore of
make farming more attractive. Tine it is the leading Journal, of the ted States
trying to do by making farming m re I Pacific Coast :
remunerative and by 'moray
conditions of country districts. Better I menti of America's IS dp frank a lead
marketing arrangements and moreWwhI of lead
lative assistance also are belt k=ip Our country made possible the victor
in the hu M Prove
pe of building up oar. tn'
essential i •dusrry. • --
The rapid spread of the IJ F. 0.•mov
went indicates the remark ib'e hold- Rha
taken on the imagination of the cora
wledg•
hip.
of
a
:Ir
democracy over autocracy in the war
Kt' a We stated the objects us the. war. W.
gave to Britain and France the shibboleth
e- with which testy won. We called togeth. r
ha the tempura: y League of Natrona as em -
I bodied in the supreme war council. We
s I became the duectiog turce, the gu,de and
d leader in diplomacy. We changed the
a military operalions of the A lies from
chat s into. rganization and older. Wha'
we dor n tear we can do in peace. We are
the dointerested na:io ,, the respected
I nation, the nation in which all
Ithe people have lull ° conhderce,
arid l he na ion wl o•e leaders' ip
.an 1 guidance all the g;,vernmeits are
wiling to accept. It is 71 trusteeship
paranx unt. It is the weal of the wort.
- •conm.ated to Amok:au keeping, fru bet
t9 r or f..r wt rs_ 'Ont cat 110' read the
day proceedhigs at Geneva without
reals a; tl.at the a s mbli d statesmen
th re he k to America to become the
• gualing nisi) talion 01 the League, to be
thebigg brother to the ualions and to be
due dil.verer of mankind nom the agoniz-
ing burden of the wa ."
people, if that movement rep spulate
our depleted agr,cu'uural dis'ricis an
country town., it will have reniertd
sign 1 service t , the whole com•nunil y.
CANADA'S MAPLE PRODUCTS.
The manufaedure of sugar and syrup
from the sap of the sugar amide Is an
Importanta
farm Industry In the Fist
Arrived at the Ile n and Barnacle, the? ern 1'ruvinees of Canada• and party,
commercial man discover. d to h s chagrin Wanly a dueler. Longeutry,
intone tui
eller mo
th it for some inexplicable reason his n se tthrl the cocrma,..
horsey had been Torg t tit. " tui was known to the aborigines
"Waiter," he said, eruss'y, -where Is a{wrt from wild honey was the
m Y hooey ?"
man
only Intensely sweet product et their
"She"Stns Left last week: sir." said .the t'ommdpd. The methods of procuring
_ It were atm -ally at -a very r rtnle de-
-
'Modern methods have
greatly Imi4Iovel the product and have
ltionderhil Growth of the L. F. 0. 1 1e1 to an }ori r Ia•reasllig demarill.
Toronto Star. (jnelmr• i'rosirloe ds the rnufn• of the
In
a few' weeks we will reach the 1 1pdti"try. Of fie 20,011' pxunudr or
enth anniver.iry . f the h,undine i(I thereabouts, pod td annually in ('a p_
organisation known as : he United
I arta. nt,re, than tar-thlydx hart to he
mers i 1 Ontario, whi. h his bccuni s'relitel to Quebec. Ontario Is onl-
of the most imp'etant a onomlc and t'inlly reported to toe rrxpsnsfble for
tical b dies in th s Prnv.nce I five nsillion px,untLe, arisok"the Maritime
P. F. 0. now has 1.500 branches 1 Procins es for Imlf a m Ion pounds
a member -h p of 60.000 Ile co- I only. The other Provinces "L Canada
. operative callow'-has`'0•00e�ibcriberst runt- noire in the ea ulatitium
wai
er fifteen million lives is due to the de
� I
, Mrs. Maloney was before the m iglx•
trate charge) with sisal tit tiug the I.
policeman. She was following •tin•
evidence closely and the Judge lit stun -
ming op the .'vlden:r, said. "the evi-
dence shows Urs. Maloney, that you
threw a stone at 1'01h -tonal' Casey."
."Tour honor. it shows more than that"
interrupted Mere Maloney. "ft' *hosts
. 111x1 ors hit hire.
Thursday, Febraury 3,
And. spreading Infection amongst
your friends. how •couch safer fur
you to kill the germs by taking Reps.
Infectious cold,,, grippe, influenza and
throat troubles are in the air wherever
people congregate. The only direct
and practical way to counteract tits
infection and safeguard your throat. and
chest; i, to take 1'e;•; which
UPROOT THE TROUBLE.
The., 'infection -killing Peps are not
swallowed into the stomach. They dis-
solve on the tongue and give off powerful
fumes that disinfect the whole mouth and
throat, and speedily allay intlatnmanon
or soreness.
Peps contain no opium or other nar.'
cotic and are the favourite, safe family
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Chills, Sore
Throat, Iirnchrtiserntherchest troubles,
Alit hero tits aad.$ealres let k..,. !J.+ SI Ir. Par
Trial Seamus aew4 Peps Cu.. Twuwiu, to. starry.
The Carpets You Throw Away!
They are the ones we want to save for you.
No matter how old, how dirty, how dilapi-
dated, by our process they can be woven into
Velvety 1
Reversible Rugs
that are good enough for the most
You won't realize how good these
rugs really are until you see their
beauty and feel their softness wader
your feet.
tend w Ass adtWt.fewewt wadi par
none and oddrr„ Ay a Ns aoakdet
with Jr(! rnI.rr.tal.orr.
Tie a rope around the old carpet and
send it td
The Canada Rug CO.
SS Carling Street, ▪ L.odon, Canada
0.
elaborate ome.
Try a Want AIL-i%atir� •,. �aya
L R. STEEL e cto � I.OQ t ore.,.
BIG l'EBRUAWY SAL
SPECIALS SATURDAY from
3 to 4
PALMOLIVE SOAP, 12 bars -for 85c, on y a limitedq y uantit .
SUGAR, ioc a lb. Five Pounds ottl to each
YCustomers
r7 . UNDRY SOAP, 8c a bar, P. 8t-0:-, White Naptha and Gold
SALMON, 15c a tin. BLACK TEA, 27c a lb.
Strictly. G uaranteed HOT WATER B ,I T
TL S
, 79c..
Now, folks,
h.cre is a Big Special. Limited quantity.
.
Y
p.m.
.
•
limited quantity,
ALUMINUM SPECIALS
4 -quart Saucepan, at $1.00
4 -quart Presa Kettles, at $1.00
4 -quart Pudding Pans, at $1.00
Now thio is a chance to buy Aluminumware at rock -bottom prices.
No kitchen is eomplote without a few pieces, it brightens the appear-
ance of any kitchen.
ENAMELWARE SPECIALS
10 -quart Dish Pans, at , . $1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
We guarantee all our Enamelware to be of the highest'eTtiis and
gladly refund your money if not satisfied.
8 -quart Potato Pots, at
4 -quart Tea Kettles, at
Tea Pots, assorted designs, at
RIBBONS
We carry a complete assortment of the finest quality Ribbon4,_t
rock -bottom prices.
INFANTS' WEAR
Children's Knit Waists, at ..
Children's Sleeping 890, 490,
R Suit{, at $1.00
These suits are all in one piece' --tali , drawers and bootees.
Infants' Flannelette Nightgowns• embroeyed, at 11,00'
infants' Flannelette Petticoats, seallo d hem, at $1,00
infants' Kimonos, teddy hear cloth, t ed euffs, assorted colors, $
Infants' soft cote, button Shoes, all feather i .890 a
Infants' patent leather, soft Role Shoes, at
, infants' Rootlets, satin ribbon myings s
infants' Bonnets, silk material, flannelette lined, shirred tbbnn
trimming, at
SMALL WARES AND NOTIONS
Dressing f'oo'ls, extra value, from lOe to 89c
('oat buttons, at 10c a card to 15c a card
Safety fins
5Common Pins / a card
3 cards for 1Oc
HOSIERY
Men's Work Socks, (lark grey, worsted, seamless, speeial at 59c a pr.
Ladies' Lisle Idose, exeeptionnl values, at 79c a pr.
a
HARDWARE SPECIALS
1';use' Sattvs, ext big value, at $1.00
Curtail) Bods,
T,it • . 10c, 15c, 19c, 29c, 39c, 49c, 59c
ow'e1 lines, nickel -plated. at 15c
We carry a complete assortment of Hardware.
CANDY SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
I'aterkrisp's peanut -coated Chocolates, at
Gumdrops, at 49c a lb.
Delicious ('reams, ah 40c a Ib.
('hoenlatc iters of 40c a lb.
• c t 6for 25c